A Day With Marsha 9/21/12 (and 19 and 20)

Wow....I'm behind on these again.

Jasmine went to see the juvenile rheumatologist on Wednesday.  She's not been taking the anti-inflammatory meds since her trip to England.  The doctor said she is doing very well, but does want her to get back on one pill per day and the Aleve as needed for pain.  She says that arthritis and the swelling act up more in the winter so it's a preventative thing.

 

Yesterday was a pretty full day of running around, ending with a visit to my friends house to pick up coupons.

Today I actually got to stay home most of the day!  I took Allen to school then headed to do my job at Walmart.  Jasmine rode along and we went to PetCo afterwards where she bought 2 more Hermit crabs.  They are so creepy...she bought 2 big ones this time.  They sure make the little one look cute.

Here is a picture I tried to take of all 3 but you can't see the other large one:

Yes, the kitty is laying there keeping an eye on them.   I also took a video when she took them out to "play" in the yard.  I hope to get that shared tomorrow.

 

I am trying once again the 30 minutes a day to a clean house in 30 days.  Oh boy....day one went well, just like last time.  Can I keep it up this time?  I'm really going to try!

I've been rounding up more things to post in the local facebook group for sale.  No takers on anything yet  :(  If nothing else though, everything will be boxed and bagged up.  Major decluttering needs to go on here all the way around.

I have 2 giveaways currently on my blog, Marsha's Spot.  I'm getting ready to post about them in my sidetick blog next.

I'm sitting here now bagging up some of the Boogie Wipe samples and such that I have.  I have coupon meeting in the morning to hand more out before turning in my quarterly report.  I've had fun handing them out and being a part of the program.

Now I must start sorting coupons into the coupon bag.  This is a bag that is passed around among the members of the local coupon facebook group.  It's actually a lot of work!

 

Marsha